shithub: riscv

--- a/lib/1oct1993

+++ b/lib/1oct1993

@@ -301,7 +301,7 @@

 Exiting the plane, I was forced to elbow a few tourists out of my way.

 Nothing too unusual; a young Pioneer Scout had nearly caused me to

 trip and fall. Children were everywhere in coach, clogging up the

-isles with their sluggish movements. This would not have been a

+aisles with their sluggish movements. This would not have been a

 problem if I'd taken a seat in first class, where children are

 generally forbidden, but such an expenditure would have raised flags

 with the wrong people, and on this flight I was concerned with keeping

@@ -3153,7 +3153,7 @@

 A man wanders into my zone and starts fidgeting with the boxes of

 electronic equipment. He picks up a box and then sets it back down

 without examining it. He repeats this awkward choreography at several

-different positions along the isle. His movements seem aimless and

+different positions along the aisle. His movements seem aimless and

 there appears to be no intelligent pattern underlying his

 investigations.

@@ -5341,7 +5341,7 @@

 This Redaction Day, Rimbaud had promised himself only limited

 interaction with his employees. But the flux of the crowd had made

 that impossible, as every attendee was expected to issue a lively

-greeting to whomever he passed in the isles. Rimbaud observed that

+greeting to whomever he passed in the aisles. Rimbaud observed that

 standing in one place for too long would lead to being ground under by

 the aggregate mob. Consequently, he'd kept moving and had already come

 face to face with most of his subordinates several times.

@@ -6767,7 +6767,7 @@

 Chuck Fraud loaded his pen.

 He cruised in through the front doors and attached himself to a cart.

-Walked it down an isle and held out his arm, sending a row of boxes

+Walked it down an aisle and held out his arm, sending a row of boxes

 tumbling into his basket.

 At the register he pulled out his pen and started to write a check.

@@ -6807,7 +6807,7 @@

 Chuck Fraud loaded his pen.

 He cruised in through the front doors and attached himself to a cart.

-Walked it down an isle and held out his arm, sending a row of boxes

+Walked it down an aisle and held out his arm, sending a row of boxes

 tumbling into his basket.

 Pushed the basket up to the register. Starting filling out a check.